Aunt Alexandra And Calpurnia Character Analysis

In the book, Aunt Alexandra and Calpurnia are characters that could serve as motherly figures to Scout. In my opinion, Calpurnia acts as a better mother for the children. In contrast from Aunt Alexandria, Calpurnia is extraordinarily caring towards Jem and Scout, as well as other people. When old Tim Johnson, the rabid dog, came ambling into town, she immediatly went to action. She called every person in the town to make sure that they were aware of the danger. Another example is when Scout was feeling dismal about the way that Jem was treating her. Calpurnia took Scout under her wing and comforted her. She offered Scout to come to the kitchen anytime she was bored.
In addition, Calpurnia cared about the kids appearances when they went to